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' LISBOA 11.111, OfTrial (Thipatch from Lord Wellington, to his Ke,-lency Don Mig - ttel Pereira Forjaz. . " 7kinst ead Quarters, Alcobaca, Oct. s xctilent Senor " en,fo rnovx-a forward in force, bis d ;g-Jard in front 'ot Conujrra, on the at noon of the 3{nh itli, and tnottung - of the Ist conceived i -tlme to withdr,,,v thu advanced guard ..,of the allied a; my to Oils side of the liver Mon • dego, on the ist. :end to continue to withdraw the f 11,111) body id* h.: aril. In the retreat of the. British cavalry from For nos; Captain-K , :auk - enbtrg . of the first regiment of Hussars, and Captain Cocks of the Kith Lght Dra go:>ns,, attacked and chiriled In this ssit wish Capia,n Kiaukiberg was wounded, brit am happy Nay but bligiltly. '' Lconi timed to this part of the army by Ihe rtmds of , SOute and Poinbal,, for Leiria, now w4ieh low n it ali arrived on the 3d, and halted dur ing yesterday, itte. aAvanced•posts being at Pombil. Generai Hill retired with its corps by the road of E,pinhal, upon Thoidar; where he arrived yester; day. " -rht. advanced guar l'of the euerny arrived yes ' terd,y . itedittba, causing our p.quet, to retire :row Po )1)1 towards.cvening. i ha‘.. received 4110CM:i -ll 1 1 t It corps was at. Col.ueix.a, aud thvir or h• r , roops of " I hat e, i c coo wiled to withdraw, and -or auvaticed goal d will 10-day be .. on !116 - slur • ot I " Witt) few exceptiong, the iroo,;s haVe cont, nue& to conduri ttienisetves with greai \ i'L-i;u arity, an +aye ; - .0, " Th is..eo .v at no great distailce from the r05 ,, t041. where. I opose to receive the eue iy ; and 0 mrr thus-s an-nu f ted 4it h the best disoo.d. ions. " By a l tt.e ituormation I have rcectved; the chewy ',quiets ih,gieate4t distresei. The in hiihitatiis .01 the inwt.s and him e univers4.l ndoried t'.er houses'; carr) ing with thew ail to/ Lucy could tran , pott, and t-hat. !night be useful to the enemy ; and by this nieanN, In svite of the habits and prat .ice of phindern4,.by which the - at Imes of the' enemy ,crave at all tunes been animated, they have been pie. .vented from &riving. any cidwant3ge from the few resoor , es which time i:; habitants of the country may ,have lett, in .consequence of the iwpossibihty of briitsrmg ► hem off. " Notning of importance has occurrei iii the North, or in the pro% inces of of Spain, slrlce n'iy Last dispatch. M last letters from Cadiz ale date) the ii2d of September . •' I have rile hunoar to be, &c. • " WELLINGLON:. " P. S. I have learnt that Generats and Foix, both belonging to the ;Id, corps, were woul.cled iii the Attion of thell, th It is adied that the forinti - j,s sime dead ~f ais wounds." LISBON, OcT. g.—By l , tt.e , S from our army, worthy c) credit, it appears that a large adtariced party of the eneny was Oestroy:d or wide pHs' al.frs 111 C+S 41 dos O. 04 2 ;,1 SILO) t from Leiria. Many bclonging to ibis advanced party nave already enteicd Lisbon, incaLlins Uiree Atiici-rs. For some days past there have entered Lisbon a great number ot persons trout the province. of Beira, and part of Eitretnadttra, who have abandoned their bonies, the:r property, and. their estates, only that they urght nut. nve among 'those b iab under the name ot Frendi, hove made an irrtytion into. ttiost pro , in..ei. On the one hand, it is 'source ot profound :gild !o winless the desolation of au mans , Litniliesi and on the other, a sublime ,spectacle to. observe a whole province removing in a mass, leaving behind a frightful desert.— The inh'abi:an•s . ot Coimbra, after having carried -off~alt ttot they could, desired our s‘ilui' rs also to e;irry off what they ‘vere ,ble, and at:erwards threw into the Mon iego the little th rt remaine • of eatables, culing to pieces the cloths, stuffs, 6:e. The sa.netook plice at • Fsueira ; whore, having ' enroarked or trahspoited to the other side of the river their proper y, chiefly provisions, they threw ihto the sea what rem;iiheti, and ail &poled. This univer , al devasixion Inuit produce a multitude of Alen armed who desper&ion - vengeance, who will returt upon the heads of its authors the inno cent blood which they have shed. The fodowiug is au extract from the orders of the —day, issued at Leiria, Oct.-3d : Every friend of his country and of tilt liberty of the woild, and tile whole Brutish army, must have seen with the' greatest leasuie the valotir and firm ne,s,of the Poitugue , e trop, in the battle of the u7ll l , egtially w ith their comrades in arms have met i ed and outanied the approbation of Marsh.ml Bcresford, and of the Commander in Chief." Lisnote, OCT. 13.—The following . Proclamation has been i,sueLl _ _ . " D. Antonio Soarer de Noronha, Lieutenant General 4. ) f the Royal Artnies, &c. " In pursuance of orders from Marshal Beres ford, C,tumandrr in Chief of the Army, I give no-, lice to all mtliti tmen, who may be absent, instantly to join their regiments ; and that every one, who re s to defend Ms country at the present juncture, by Imiling to join, shallbe considereci.as a traitor, his property sequestrated, and himself banished to Africa life. " 116 d. matters at janellas Verdes, Oct. / 2, dia.', CORUNNA EXTRAORDINARY DIARY, OF SUN. DAY, OC I OBER 14. OFFICIAL. The SAlish Consul in Oporto, charged by his Excellency the Captain-Ventral of this kingdom with the communication of all notices relative to the attions and move nents of the Combined Army, and of the French in Portugal, cominunicate as follows in a letter diited the 7th: — On the Ist there .was another anion near Coimbra, and I was credibly informed that it was giotions for our arms.. On the morning of the 3d ancither, fOhg was heard, which lasted five hours. The itilhibitants of the -country forth of the Mon- Jr TIIE stcnirrAr.lr A'FL. of St. Cloud, We Napoleon, eror of the . : ,- Frenelt, K:ng of 141 y., bcc. have decreed, airththrtlecree - as fol . iti"l6lll64 2Via! '`i'here 4411311 t.1e 1 14 . +4114 . 1.1 at , Rtris, near our Coons: llor of State; :4he rector- Gent•ral bl, i Cuspitns, a.Council, de ‘,Cllllloll4'l.ir 0.11:11.1 , 1t( S), ili4oSed of 1410 of' .I.teqoes.s, and four Auditors, +(Toners. Art. - 2. bireetor General of the Cuitoms, ns - shied by t he! CoUn c ii o f . fix 4114. , vane 01 tn. ea+goes exported - and' imported by all vessel l ha% tug itcewei. . •. E.tch . Au.titoi - shall keep p register of the liceitit . f.s that tiL.), have been granted:ll66er the beads Of the:. re:Teetive ports of each ot - the under-men tioned :reciitos, viz. fruit) Embden to Chet ()twit - , Cherbo . urg to. Bayonne, troll) the P)renees to St. Remy, front St. Reinv to the coast of iNaples Art. 4: This register shall contain, for every ves s f having a license, the number of the license, the date of . the nanie of the outfitter; that .of v4;ssti .and Captain, the tonnage, the <tssorrtnent of tile cargo, tbc day of deparnire and arrival, and the decision of t he.arbitrz.tiqs. as to the value. of the itopurts and exports tar each vo:dge. • Art. 5. The outfitter ot a licensed vessel shall de er in at the Custom House of the port of depar wr,, the niandest ot hi% cArgo, end tits: v.dde ot ihe inerchandize •Or which it consists, signed by him -441 and. the supetcargo of .the vessel. t. 6. The Duector-General; or superior Offi cer ot the Cus'onis, 'shall cause it.e kinds, quanti ties and qutrittles ot die produce and uterchandiz.! to be' ocatitined, and ascertain that they accord oh I tie,tnanife'sr. Itt ca•e of a %oluntary fraud, the vessel and cargo s lat. be sequestrated, and be subje.t to contis.cation. jut Director. General of the Customs shall ieport tite_sa.ste to us in .a CuWitt( of Cotnimice, for the purpose of a (.14.nrtive decision Welton. ;. Art. 7. -The Superior Offict.r of the Cutunis of the port of departure sitam transm":l to the Director- General the tnahi:est of the outfitter, with the certi fied report of its exarnittatiOn. r These vouchers shall be transtnit►ed to the Auditor, who shall re.... iyo:t thereon to the Council of Arbitrators. I t' An. 8. The Council of Arbitrators, upon Perus:- ing the Report of the Auditor, shall determine the rattle of the produce and ineichandize composiog the cargo. Act. g. His decision shall serve to regulate the value ut the cargo that rimy be imported. Art. to. Oa the return of the vessel, the outfitter, the owner, and the consignee of the 'tessel shah liver in a similar declaration of the sorts, quantn and qqalities of the produce and niet.iialwiz.:t CQi,:- posing the return cargo, and of the piiccs at %Irk!' they 'way have been purchased at the port of lading. This declaration shall be signed by ininieit . supercargo of the vessel. Art. I I. The Director or Superior Officer of the Clutorns shall cause the sorts, quantities, and Oa lilies of the produce and meictiandize to be exa mined, and ascertain that they accord with the de claration. Art. 12. He shall transmit the said declaration, and the result of iits exarninatiou, to tile Dirt:cwt.. General of the Customs. _ These s vouchers shall be transmitted to the Audi tor, %no shall report thereon to the Council of Ar biumors. Art. 13. The Council of Arbitrators, upon pe rusing t►►e rtipurt 01 the Auditor, shah determine the value ut the produce and merchaudize cot posing the cargo. Art. 14. If the value of the imports exceed :by one-third that of the tnerchandize exported, the merchandize conm hut ing such excess shall Le placed in real entlepot, '4llll bhali not be discharged there.. -troth, un4ll the bald amount of value sow), nave.been cotereu by fresh exports. Art. 15. It the value of the merchandize im ported iha.l exceed by less than one t. ird the value of the exports, tats excess shall be taken' into the account current, and the outfitter shalt be held bound, upon making a fresh exportation, to cuier the said excess, exclusive of the value; of the met chatinize ..Itch he intends to import. Art. 16. In all cases whew the importations by a licensed %essel shah have preceded the expor tations, the declarations and veritie.tious shalt take place in the manner- prescribed in the third title. Art. 17. The Council of Arbitrators shall fix the value of the imports, and deiernme accurdt,igly the countervalue to be taxported, Art. IS; The Counc‘i of Arbitrators shall fix the value of the cargo, and strike the balance be tween tl►e imports and export*. Art. g. The Decree of the Council shall be arbi tral and summary, without documents, and proceed ing merely upon a general knowledge of the mattcrs in question. (Signed) NAPOLEON. The State Lottery began and finished drawing last Filthy, when the following Capital Prizes were sold by EYTON, in Twenty-five Shares : 1 1 572, . . CiaSS i 3. . • CI.OGo - Cl4ll U.- ,Csue 30,77, - Class A. stio No. x, COANHILL, near tile Mansion-House. For the Benefit of Jews and Foreigners.—An op portunity now offer{ to Foreigners of every descrip tion, and Jews, of obtaining a Freehold, as I.ly the At of Parliament for the Freehold House Lottery, the Trusteei are required to convey the Freehold Premises comprising the capital Prizes in the said ,Lottery to the Beareo•of the fortunate Tickets re apedively. Thus if a Jew or Foreigner is the holder of a Prize Ticket in the City Lottery, which draws on Tuesday, December the 4th next, he must by that means become the , Piiisetsur of a Capital Free• hold, which, by the law utthe laud, be cannot by at other means obtain. On ro kitty last..the the Btate LotierYt. tocrlc plant., When No. !i'7, of the Glans D. a. Ptize Twenty Thousand Poilt , ds, ain't 2388, Of the Chis t s , B. a Pinto of Two Tlinind Pounds, Were h , t ,d sold in Shart , s at M e s,rs. HAZATD, a " , „ Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange ; 'the fouier (-1° flail, One Fourth, One ;Eighth, and Two S'"' # teelith - s; t! e latter in Otte Fourth, TWo Eigh ths ' and S x teent • • On Saturday last, at Grove C ot t age , Saliirg, ESs e-- 1 thc ter. Lady of Caprzon 0.1)1)ie, of the Royal Nay of a DaUb. MARK / If.' 0 . , On Weilnesdav last,- at Whqby. Yorkshire, TlintrlO AC7l :t therall, Esq. ot 'T t inity C o lleg e , Cantbrictg,!, to :\ l dry. ell'', daughter of Colonel Brown, of NeWi'on-lioLse, 'in the ab'''' County. . -On l'rclay last, at the Parish Clltirch of Mary-le -b°"l7 h t eß i Sir Thoma T s routnidge, Batt. to Miss. t ochraiie, dao, : ' i i e ; of the I loft. Sir Ale...ander Cochidne, K.B. G „.vernor (51 ' . . dal.Aye. . . • • r, . . - !lmre On Saturday last, at St. Peter's, in the Isle of -- rA p.., Richard Oakley, Est. Solicitor, of London, to It , lis v" tier, of Broadstairs. Wei On the zAlt inst at St. George's Church,l-lanUyer s'l t .. 5 „, ‘O , - Lieutenant-Colonel Kerrison, of the 7111 Hoss.ies, .‘ Ellice, e.dest daughter of the fate Alexander Ell: , e; I :(4• _..i D e. On the 12th inst. at Tunbridge Wells, after a vere tliness , Unartes john I tederitk' Jansen, .Licuteira nt thez( i l Lrgi:l(il Baitursat, a l,un t o ( t i the King's :~ertnau Legion. oi theB is itch-lane, and Knotts-green, Essex. ' On 'fliursday last, at \ . targes 13oinne's, Es ti(' w e well, ()wield , ho,N, ies,•Esq. ot North•Asturi,.t n ' L'eutity of Oxford: On fttd .y last, at , Pentonville,inilie 74th year Of Ilolirran, mother of Mr. Holman, late of CoVerit - ,f don. This Lady was highly eSt eeme t (luring tire whol'ii,e lier/life for tne excellence o f h er un d erstan di n g, ana watWh of her benevolence. The same day, at Tiverton, bevon, where he went for thole change 41 air,. Mr. lames Holloway, of Bridgewatei*, 3V d " after a lingering illness of eight years, iA On Saturday last; at ileauiliarts , , after a short n me 44 -•o his 78th year, Sir Samuel Brooke, Barr. afro On Sunday afternoon,' M. Samuel Hall, of Castle- 4) .• Budge-row, Solicitor. eeJ Yesterday, Mr. John Hall, Haberdasher, Cheapside , a " 47 years. - exic•i• o YESTE Rank Stock, 253 2374 Nay 5 per vent 99 100 Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per (...ent 8z ' 4 per ent. Re c,.65 3 p& Cent. Cons. 136 g Bank L. Ann. 17i 'NW; • Si OCt RDA L f. India Stock, •tSa I odra Bonds, iSS. 245. Pr'- knn, - ( I ) lx in c j h li e ‘ q jai, Bi s t : s ; tcs . ,„_:a l•i t o Cons. for ) 7in Nov. OU LONDUN R E i. , oLt.. ACETIJRN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, Bv N.t.::;rs.• C trt co .and '...4 AL p 1 s, &teal ‘Veigtters Inclutiirig only fro... Oct. 8, t,) (id. 13. agreeaG , l) t;; the . A6t, _ 34 Qu>rters at I to> 'ott i 105 Quarters at 865 0 " 1 i ---- at t,,8"; od - 619 ,-,--- at 555 o ‘ 4 255 - at toss ta d 4t 9 1 Z 9 --- at Ic(2 'Da , i ,:.,),- . ------- at 145 0' -- ---- at 835 43 .,,'" 171 51 -. —at 1031 od , tzi —a, 816 col 99 - 7 --- at tots od 0:; 7 ----- at 5,4 01 40 .--.----.- at ic,li od - 5n at 79s Fl 512 - at p , -. c"_ 524 -----.- at 98$ 0,1 • : :76 --- at 7b 5 .° , 132 --. at 97$ ott 32 • , ; d 403 --.-. at 96s ad 1 113 at /4 ) 0 , 1640 249 ------ at 94s 6LI 1 63 -at 7?. ''' a - - 1199 _— at 941 o d 1 2(7 - 301 ---,------ at 935, od 1 158 902 at 921 'od 1 0 53 ' at 1:65 '' l ,, 263 -. at 911 od . 220 ------- at 645 . 1302 - A at ..4 q - - a i 125; - . i t (los ofl 47,2 - AL 5$i 0' AtKI 63 Quartets at Vlbr. 17NK Q.teli ter. TOU: 17, 1, al Ec►s - r.. 6, 46>, 35 i w wer Ttian lAA I.Lttl RETI►RK OF FLOOR , Front Octt: 6, to oa tz, truth the Coo•zet-O(E"1 . a. Sacks. s. ti. sacks. ... • . Sacks. 'i z3 a 17 ---, 95 0 338 —B7 o lo2 ---5 , * 11759 ---- 90 0 (35 —So , 45 to 0 405 -- by 0 .67 -- 85 0 37 ns 886 i SS 01 7, S 4 61 , 10 --- • • And to Sacks at 86s. per Sack. Total— r3,856...3a4,:a5. -----Average 89, 60. pet.S 44 - k. ,td. lower thin 144 t return. enA rignerrtt have c - roved tO the tvlter 7.D - • )y the orifers of Lotcl Wellington, vt ho on the 301. to Capt. Bcoi-1, of his Majesty's b,ig Gaspe, telling him to order the transports , o sail font that p (Figneyra), because he -uppo'ed the French +oulrl go there 10;_somne days. I have 1-en forined 'y d Portuguese vessel, on t:imaral of which Captain B abard is going to Peniche, than Laid Wellint;too had issued a Procla:nmthon desiringthein not to leave their 11 - nne.,, tor that every thing went on well, and that lie,had taken three t4'rench gene-, rats Prisoners. Tie French were C6tnbra three days, until the 3d, and in the etVening of that day One _division of them arrh eml within three league's of Fi gneyra. A1..1.“ he inl.a..nants not. know Mg wile- titer they were English or Portuoese, but suppos ing them to be French: Our army has reiirm d'i - 0 a 400 d position. " English General in this place ha comino nimtated, bY hi, A.de-de-tatnp, to lus Excel e. 6, toe Captain Gen. r„i of this 1 . 11100111, thtt he lias re ceiveitintelligence from the lies istt Command mot A Viana, dated the I0:11 instaTit, that the English had retreated trout Coimbra :0 oc; t'teir positions.; , ,and that time French faliowed hein„.leavur; a sarong garrison in Coimbra.: Col. Train, w ith 4000 Of. i.!s o;ilitia, surprised till:, poison, an I took them :Is, with all the sick and wounded. Gen. Mid. ar imed with ni corps ot milnia very s'ion alter toc ac tion, and renhaii,ed at Columbia. ,ii ca , reported trot he was •to watch next a in pth,nir of thc en illy; ' t. was o! his march to °polio v. it:: hi% pm issm.wr-; tit the nutnher.t.ls MOO, to e 506.01: It ; was expeatd a 'Oporto, tha , in a short tthe the whole ot, tne enemy's arm be destroyed, as illey 'could e no retiifori e!nent4, autt their communication, were co:ntilenly cut ofj." PULkE. Bow-STREET.—Yesterday Andrew Bent and Phi hp Street; m'o wrll k0.,w0 ch..racters, were biol~oh;, in the custody of FlArry Adkins, before Mr. itrAka, charging with bre..ki.ig open t.te house of. Sankii :1 .Soloknons, 6t . Houghton street,- Cl.kre , ntsvlcet ; who •tah.d,. , ..hat about a qii.lrtel past ti r , ;e o'cl k on Sunday loot nip lit., bt., was disturbed by a wah oinan, and on his goihg doWro stain he found lkis s 'op had been t:roken open (Li had locked boil. Inc ks Ivo:self), .ind on ex.iwinin; h s sill.), he dis covered th,.t a quantity of we:rin t 4 aiiimel had been stolen, Iwo pir of boots, and a nunibar of shot's. John White, of- the, Sugar Loaf pubic house, Kiug s -street, Dru y-lane, said, that. the . ptisoners came to his house together :,b,,ot right o'ciock on Suuday morning; he knew them before.; they pro-. d.,ced a bundle, and laid it on the tap-room table; they o i .etted it, and .spread the thinot on the tattle, and otfered them for sale' to him ; he bought two pair,of boots, and paid for them, and some people who were in the tap-room bought the other things. Harry Adkins said, that in cons , quence of tue prosecu!ot's house having been broken open, he received priva , e infortnation where the ro',bers were ; and he, in consprmy with Salmon, went to the Sugar Loaf puboc-house, and found the pri soners and the property, which they had just sold, and r n producing it, the prosecutor identified the property. The prisoners were fully committed. HATTON-GARDP:N. Yesterday Mary .Johnson arid Mary Lonovun underwent a final exarrinAion; being c arged • by Mr. Smith, tartlet, in St. Mar tin's,le•Graod, who stated, that tie prisoners came to his shop a few evenings since, tinder prtte.nce of buyiag Brune articles; but they went away without mak ttg any purchase ; unmediate:y after which he rnisee'i a valuable tippet, whets they were pursued and taken ; and on 11,-Lg searched, the. tippet was found upon on- of their persons. • The _charge being very strong, they were fully committed fur trial. GUILDHALL—A Gentleman wito had received a parcel trout Cr',lchester, by the coach which stops at the Cross Keys,• Wro.l-street, yrstetday charged t h e CoaCh-ote-keeper with an .oerct.arge in .the porterage of the parcel. it a!lpeared thx the.sum charged as the carriage of the parcel from. Colches ter to. London was Is, 4d. Ald the sum charged tor porterage from the Cross' Keys,. Wood , st reet, to the Kings and Keys, Fleet -street, was Bd. This, the Gentleman submitted, was a grie%oas overcharge, the distance not bring equal to half a mile. • The - porter, who attended, alleged that he was not 'to blame. He adin tted that the porterage should only have bJen 6d. but presumed the clerk had added the 2d. by mistake. The worthy Alderman (MAGNAY) said, these mistakes occurred etery day, and must be checked. He ordered the porter to pay the mitigated penalty of .53. together with the expences. M. Pro.,t, a physician of eminence, and attach ed to an bbspital at Paris, has lately published a pamphlet, wherein he endeavours to prove, that the cause of insanity is seated not so much in tie head, as in the stomach and bowels. He had ob served that the contents of the bowels, in those who' have died while under this disorder, are replete with mucous or bilious matters more or less dis coloured, and dark : often, worms are found, the inner membrane of the bowels is constantly reddish, or even changed altogether from its proper colour in divers points• of its surface. Almost always is the gall bladder and its duas dilated, and frequently they contain concretions ; the liver too is enlarged and swelled. These symptoms M. Prost con ceives establish the theory, that the seat of the dis ease is in the intestines. The opponents of N. P. have treated his opinion with jocularity; but this is not the way in Which a medical question of im portance, involving facts, should be treated. All allow that melancholy is closely allied to the state of the organs of digestion; a'nd what should pre- Vent a peculiar indisposition of them from pruduc iog by sympathy with other pacts, which are not to be expeaed from them by immediate and direct aaion ? Dr. ROBERTON, who fled from Iris bail; and ef. felled his escape to Holland, i• now residing at Amsterdam. LONDON P rinted by RICH A RD HARRIS, of No. 4. Martlett.coini. Bow -street= and lirblished by WILLIAM A RMIC ER SCRIPPS, Sonth Motton the SLIN.OPPIOE, No. I I mo, Strand, where. aldeer hunted, , Orders for the PciPer u Letters fir the icatar kg. (pfitioaig), nut, PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS• 6 . ; , Kent, 4!. Loa. tto 61. os. Kent, 4L. a,. to 6 1 ' 4,‘ Sussex, 4.. los. to 51. us. Sussex, 41. os. to 61 : - .5 , Essex, 41. 105. to 61. os. Varilliain, 61 Os. to 1 0 " , EW H to OP' E t.- S.N W A IS 40 51. N 12$. 71. 75. I Pockets 61. os. to -* ok• Duty laid at 0,0001. Red Clover White ditto - Tretoil Rye-Grass - Turnip - - Red and Green White Nlustard Seed 13rown ditto Carraway seeds . Cu/Wader do. SEEDS. - - Bos. 1205. to cW t. -60 s. oct. to tizs. do. ios. od. to 365. do. , - 25, od. to 565. 0030 W - 2os. od. to 365. od. - 4ui. Oct. to 505. 0/1 Ss. od. to 125. od. tzs. cd. to !Ss. od. to 405. 0 d 245. to zSs. .-.A NEWCATE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS' Ily the Carcase. 6d . Peel 3s. 41, to 4s. 4 1 . V e" 4s. od. to s'. Mutton 3s. Si. to ss. ou. I V 0 1 .% 5,. Er.t. to Lamb - os. opt. to os. od. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers SiSteers,(per st.) , l ) nima ry is tod to 2 5 . a t 2S il,t to 3s ad i Market Call ISi od I ' 4l ' l' di Middlings 2s .4:1 to 2s 4.1 Lng.tiorse 12s 01 to 14' Simatlings - - - 2S, ad. to 2s. 9d• ' Lamb Skins - - os. od. to es. yd. _,. PRICE OF TA 1.f.01V. St. James's Market 4s. 4 4 .. Town Callow 7.rs. 6d. Marc Market ' 4s. 2.. 1 elio , ,v Russia Tzs. -7 5 ' 4,' , •Vliitectiap.Market 4s. p;i. ‘Vl.itc do. 68s. ett. -'). per stone ofBlb. - —,--- Soap <1 . 9. 665. —s. ed. 12.. 3p.. i Melting Stntl . sBs. ( At. Average price, 4s. I. Ditto rou4ll 365. od• Craves 16s. Od. Good Ore us. cd. • _,... St. lAMES's HAY Hay, 61. Qs_ od. to 101. los. od.—Ayer. 81. Straw, 21. 17s. yd. to 31. 9i. od.--Aver. 3i: 3D• WIIITECHAPEL 11AY MARKET. cl' Hay 61. os. od. to 91. 12.5. od.—Aver. 71. 1..• o ,d, New 01. os. od. ,;o 01. os. od.— Aver. 01. Gs' ,T Clover, 81. 05..0d. to tot. lOS. od.—fiver. 91. Si• e ",. Straw, 21. 4s. od. to 21. 16S. od.—Aver. 21. 14), o. COAL MARKET, OCTOSHR, 22. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. od. Newcastle . . . 2 . sos. od. to 595' street, t; rorrenot tgttlre. t bd addresfutd. a . 4 r.i xtv 91, (tila P . h:; ttr N • xe Pr :, k O l , ( i 'L "'w r ; • F. ~~. ~:. ~►;~ . , „ g o', A fin Furl' t) z t, bts• t ao it• t it "41, t Of Hi. , i't3rtti I L;1 p 1 1 • Übi . 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